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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-26

A tssy silver plated rrpsSsen,siiou Of
= csopaigas bottle has Uiek col q
ies ocFk. haids Aleohsi, and l. csllsd .
elsag ligelst.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-26

Waite Seal Barring on for illaminai.
ire pasp 80 eas ae sqsal. n czfL
aKasa, soss Agsni, - Froaa q, MhlI Is
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-26
DIRECTION.

Like a blind spinner in the sun,
| tread my days:
| know that all threads will run
Appointed ways" II. II.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-26

have tested i1s virtues personally, and
know that for Dyspepsia. Bilio1sness and
Throbbing Headache Il n the best N s4i-
cine { oWorid ever saw. Have tired forty
other remedies before Simmons Liver
Regulator. and none II them gave more
than temporary relief. bat the Regulator
not only relieved but cured.
H n. IoSFa Macon &c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-26
TO TPE UNFORTUNATI

@&s 1a - wv
DispansNFy No SIS
keAruy strest. sAs
Eraocisoa HseAk
Eshed IN IS4, fer
he trs4aEnsnt a.
esxIai anS seuinfl
Diseases. soch a.
soEoEEaEA, 0LHEf
sEucIv&. 6xFnEx-
|sE IN all its tnrma,
SEMINAL EAEM~
sst lar suaL
Less 81 machoc
peFmauently enEse
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-26
NOTICE.

Al. PERSONS HOLDING CxRTIF
\ toAtcs o. ether " itten evidance Of
Indebtedness asainss the United STATES
fus fees Of witnesses jurors esc signed
By me. arr rsqaested To Immediately pre-
sent the sane for payment
T. , HAMILTON,
United states MGrshsi.
sEArrLE W. r.. March p lsS7. mh2s Il
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-26
Is Life
Worth Living?

That depends upon the
Liver, for If the Liver is
inact We the whole sys-
TEN is out Of order-the
breath is bad. digestion
poor, head dull or sch-
ing, energy and hopeful
ness gone, the spirits are
depressed, = heavy
weight exists after est
ing, with general de-
spondency and the blues.
The Liver is the house
keeper of the health /;
and . harmless, simple
remedy that acts like
Nature, does not consti-
stipate afterwards or re-
quire constant taking,
does not interfere with
business orpleasure dur
ing its use, makes Sim
mons Liver Regulator q
medical perfection.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-26

PoRT hApLooK. March 25.-Arrived-
Barkeutine Retriever.
PoHT GaNsLH, March 25.-Arrived-
BARK kosciasko.
DusoESEs, March A bArkentins
pas ed Inward At 5 o. IN. aud a tue At 4
p. IN. Fair; fFesh vest wind.
San Francisco. March 24-Arrived-
onip Alaska from Seattle; ship Shirley.
from Tacoma; bark Temular. frOn Sc.
attlei schooner Dare, from Columbia
River.
Hailed-SseameF Anoon. fer Portland.
schooner DutaEd, for Port Townsend;
steamer Mexico, for Seattle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02
Ippo,yyuEyTs BIZ GOVERNOR AKgs.

BOSTON. Oct lat to-days meeting OF the Governor
ana Council, Attorney General shsrrnan resigned and
qualified for seat the Superior Bench District At
torpey waterman the Western District resigned ana
Was appolnted Attorney General and duly quaiihed
James r. Dunbar, Of wssthed, WIS appointed Disr'or
Attorney succeed Mr. Waterman ana quannea AZ
=, ,h annoutmeuts were confirmed under suspension
:, On. rule. Assistant Attorney General Harvey N
Shepard sent in his RESIGNATION 70 asynsei.n
onet resignaton accept the position OF As
socate Justice Of the superior Court was e
srno' sh fssiins Of profound satisfacuon that the
sts q s 70 hsvs the bsneAs Il Mr. sherms.s vaiss
he ssrvicca.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02

Spsnsd new ssnors" accounts OF tho usually sctive
stocks, o majority Of them closed lower than they
aid last evening But in It all there was nothing moro
than natural uctua,ions which tday were brought to
end at BY tho Intervention Of the legal half ho
day. The dealings absolutely without feature. ex-
cept that they In accord With atmos-
pherio depression. Tho weather was blue
and every felt blue under its depressing In
uencea Brokers happier without orders than with
them, II they obtained only by travelling In the
rain. Yet the market closed steady without material
changes from last evening
To-days Washington Treasury statement shows the
following net reductions In the balances from the figures
Of yesterdays statement: Gold s656.756 silver.
S54l 933, and legatenders S172,49s; total reduction
Of cash in the Treasury. S1.47l,ls7
Government bonds neglected ana were steady ct
quotations follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02
ByA THEN CEREMONIES IN MorrSr

Once a year the Chinese celebrate their Moon Cake
Festival" and on Friday the Moneolians IN Mott+A
were either preparing ~ celebrate or trying ther best
to have the day come oil. 1t was difficult 10 tel
(which from the numerous signs that looked Ike
spiders dipped in ink having SIX days so,as-y 0u'
please match posted all along the street M npl
luz for example, does not mean that that is tLo
posscssor's entiio name. "Buz Is an a!uhet 10 h's
name: a sign speak; meaning that IN Hop II a
"buzzer' and keeps a bazzing good store Anu a.
the street was lined with signs that read An ho
inter that the Celestias were kicking and sicA
With the s'wet weather, IL there Is any vrtno ID
Snhers pox,adays The unpropfiJus weather, OF
course nterfered with the celebration OF the Gay
which consists Of going top OF tho houses az hgL
,,nLine m the moon TO whether II st there anc
Celebrating their scovery Il be there by swaiiowns
moon caKes Resides this, re Chinese amuse them.
sYns NV nlacnr fruit and vegetables their front
stc.s for supernatural visitors 10 enjoy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02
NEW YORK ONTARIO a. IVES STERN X
Trains leave from ferries at West <2d and Jay-s@
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PAssENGE Err TRAINS leave foot OF cortandt and Dos
brosses SITS. ~ follows:
.. m for Geneva Lyons, Elmra Rochester, Bunao
and the West ard principal local points Chair car 70
D. Ia tor Tunkhsnnock and intermediate poina olo1R
car 70 Tunkhannock Connection 70 Reading and uArxiS'
burg. -..-.- --.-..
40 p. m Tor 0oplay and intermsSia,s pelnss g.
p. %; for Geneva Lyons. Em u neshsssss ~sHAao
100 D. %. for Lsurays and intermediary peeao.
Trains leaving o. . NJ. q: 80 n0 p M con
SUNDAY TRAINS.
q M. for Msueh Chunk. aasistoa and intermediate
p'IeS 40 p p. %. usplsx ssA insssnsdiae penA.
end Dc Tss s... S =. S o az z hsSss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02


In State bonds Virginia 6s deferred receipts sold up
per cent at 9 There transactions in city bank
stocks.
Railroad bonds were dull ana firm. There
transactions In Erie second Is and they we're quoted
99aG 99a Missouri, Kansas and Texas general Us were
on 10 81 but the IS were up from lbs
at 90. Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo
5s rose lis to 10 Indiana Bloomington and Western
incomes sold at 23lea23 against 22a yesterday Louis
VILE New Albany and Chicago consols sold exnferest at
o. Richmond and Allegheny frat receipts up per
cent at co. and Richmond and West Point Is % TO
81 st. Paul consols firm ut 1851 and Chi
cago Pacific and Western rsts up Il at 1O3 Green
Bay Winona and st. Paul incomes rose per cent 20
b. Detroit, Mackinac ana Marquette land grants ad
vanced y To 49, Denver and Rio Grande As rose q 70
7Sl2 Oregon Short Line Gs were up per cont TO 81
Texas and Pacific incomes la to 40 and first RIOS
per higher at Gas Atlantic ana Pacific Ia
comes were - higher at 20. st. Louis. Arkansas and
Texas firsts we're os higher at 99h.
or unlisted securities dealt In at the Stock Exchange
Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold (2G00 at 293G30le9
S07s. Mexican National first certificates (S5000l at 49,
NewY York, Chicago and St Louis issue tS6OOO) at
S5l Mexican National Construction (25) at %, and So
curity Milling and Mining 400 at 81 12i26$l.
AS usual Saturday. the money market at the stock
Exchange nothing more than nominal quotations;
at the close the offerings were at cent with no de-
mand.
The sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing House
f545.470.
customs receipts reported Washington TO-DAY
5000 ots and the internal revenue receipts were sSS
for redemption aud the receipts for tho week were as
fp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02
EXTRAORDINARY WORD PLAY.
SINGLE SENTENCE CONTAINING THE NAMES o.

A SINGLE SENTENCE CONTAINING THE NAMES OF
sEvENTY-NINE PAPERS AND MAGAZINES.
Of club Of literary people in this city
the OF the evening making puma prze OF
handsome set Of Chamberss Encyclopedias offered to
the who should into single sentence the greatest
number Of of NewYork publications. the sentence
to make perfect and contain refer
the publications named The members worked dill
~ Bryan a er S george MusrS
tons aud author OF Mauch" Ki6ee and other novels
a sas s a"s
play the of seveutynne New York newspapers
meesy JounsS anu o,' " Pro pshs
world OF the Occult Hero tits:
Times dreadful Than eye has yet been Wtn" TO- or
Hour yesterday through mystic
Messenger swift Of Dspdfc than E1preu train or
Oympus-sayng TRIBUNE OF inexorable tocer had
creed from celestial Forum that the sun should DC ecpse
stlled. and LYe DO NO moro; which awful tsi
spread like Wiid fire through Tao mtspheres and though
Public Opinion sdvded to its Truth and II sneered a.
nsi during Isi,srs AoSr upon SATURDAY,
highest Epoch Of civilization the Topic. ssno
ing all lid Bis Of Our Society," gossip while hs under
%Srooa a. the Saloon the Bazar tho Theatre and on
the street Raiisay the Produce Exchange over his
VINE his counter or his Ledger or with dsresas
and Erdngelit and the member OF
the sporting World or Of the 1yng and Nary by the
ropettd Mirror Fasion aud the simple angler and
grictvrast beside the Forest aud Stream by the Ma,
ing Rurai ea iorte content with Cottage and md
Commercial hdrrfiser who succeeds by the old and the
Young People the Latte Oaesn short by every tro.
human fraternity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02
MICHAEL payIIr GOES SIGHT SEEING

Michael Davitt Is deter'tned not to talk for puoca
ton to any newspaper durin his visit this time to
America His room at the Gilsey House yesterday was
Theoretically sealed all except 10 ais old ime
friend and compatriot, John Barry. Member O. farhs
uent for one the divisions OF Wexford who Is staying
at the same hotel The might have been open for
that matter during the greater part OF tho day
ie La nd League agIaior outside In the city seens
what was worth seeing visiting friends swarins OF
rshmen Of ali oegreesmen OF the Old school ana OF ,he
pew-yere In the corridors the whole day trying 70 see
him. they had 10 80 away without having their WISH
rafi feu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02

The published yesterday that many bogus
silver dollars had been put circulation up town within
the last two weeks. Tne cos after being followed out
wore represented to Ged with discs OF glass; r. d.
Cuiager chief OF tho Coin Division the subTreas-
IVY said that II any such coins In circulation he had
moi been fortunate enough 70 see specimen . .
a. nnl heIIeve." a coin like that
descrlbcd Is In existence There have been In circulation
Tor long time nat the habit OF calling stuffed
doiisrsr but they nllcd with cheap
metals or compositions. There Is com
rnsItion OF glass and antiuiony that used,
abongh 81 makes coin exceedingly brittle. but never
Iefore heard of OF glass being used. feel sure
RAJ the whole story fabrication but suppose II 10 In
the line OF bright ard lively reading"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02
NOW r1yPaYERs CAN SAVE MONET.

George W. Mclean Receiver OF Taxes. announces thh'
the tax books will be opened On Monday Tor 'he iccep
go TOW the current year Those persons paying their
taxes trtor TO November allowed rebate OF per
cent An extra clerks has been employed ion Va"
last month In preparing the books for The reeepuon VI
Lat y. ar between aud s4o0oD0" was receiver
u the ax office from taxpayers Of from the owners
ana agents large estates The ONCE OF the iecss "
raves IA now on the first floor OF NO. 81 chamDcfsrI
fhe stewart Buildlng) opposite the City Hall fark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02
sting ON A oLUBMAN's HOTEL BILL.

william b. Parker, prominent member OK the
unlon Club, contracted debt at the st. James ho'c
for food and drinks, bun when the eoouha'uicu
,,r,,a, ~ conner sent TO the club man TO have the
tndrhtsdness audateds MT. PdhIcf PAID no attention.
10 the request "minc host OF the % Sa no
asmucb as CAPTAIN Common does not keep open housc
even for Union Club members, he directed ms
10 bring his whom guest to account anu az ' ,r
10 hr,ugbt in the City Court and ludseueht WA
rsndered yesterday against Mr.. Parker for S422
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02
STRANGE COMPLAINT OF ooLoRED WOMAN

Mary Phillips Of UOsneH n To- D'oio"' ""1' " 0''o'
HEADQUARTERS yesterday and told rambling story TO The OF
feet her slater Phv had been abducted by two men In
coach at Greenwich and seventh ayes on FRIDAY ngn me
asked 10 tell
pyrnes Ehs gave second account, witch diff
ssrea Widely from The she al length said her chid had
sen have forgotten that she had
sister II evident that sho was insane hs inspector
xea a,s in the afternoon she placed In charge OF
cond ucfor of tram would her 70 her home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02
SEEKING KoroRIErY INA CURIOUS MAYyER.

A circular sent out by q frm Oh ]e"chers ~
Maiden lane recently warning other merchants against
a man named Louis Kiinpeok, who had caused the
firm considerable annoyance III u aheseu tnae
Elnneck Is either a unatic or swnd!er, az nc goos
about ex amining and pretending to purchase large
quantities OF goods which he never pays TOT Inspector
IyInes said Yesterday that he had not been aplo 70
ascertain that Kiinpeck had swinncd any person.
This circular was regarded by him a. an adve using
dodge he said, and the police were not searching
for EinUeck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02
AueHr 70 APPREcnrx GOOD HEwspAPER

1zUGHr TO APPRECIATE A GOOD NEWSPAPER
spoefiek W. Hollis who recently returned from nye
visit TO England and the Continent, said yester-
~; III man wants to appreciate the real value of q
Paper me THE TaIsuSE. he should 70 across tho
really hnngered for the news of the day. aud
Hw months absence has been like . long sleep.
-. got back week ago had read up ana found
Il. oag way behind But am really glad 10 see
looks fsyosahle the success OF the
Dsrosszs ! ~ this Isn. via the quarrel Of the
oxceSsSs - aocklnn6 County, ths Republicans have
~ p2ssniy 70 vscst the Kiln District from
ps, eve heard that ex Collector Robertson has been
~ eass 1bs IL Nov there u Lexon. OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02
Dipioeno Notices.
6nairriai.

NEW-YORK, CHICAGO A And 81: -! LUU DI.S
Of Of February 1887 viii BE- rssay 1877 Nv
OF NETWORK. b walist. ON and s s UH ~ nsd
depositing stamped for exchange VIII rceeso
temporary receipts and certincaess nr 'ne ~" ''S>
''"'1 Up. oLooIT Laairnaa Purchasing cenn'sss~
Rsv.Ysrk oaps -. 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02

u
By the operations OF the subTreasury In the week END
ed Friday evening including payments OF TOT
purchased bonds and S7l4ls7 for imported gold and In
Guiding receipts OF 595 900 for exchange on New-or
leans Chicago etc. the banks gained In cash $s6l33Ss
Allowing thai the interior by other agence
than the sub-Trcasury amounted to $1.Oooooo. tho
nctual gain would DO s7,600.000 As the BANKS cash
holdings a week ago Friday probably were some
$1,000 creator than the average reported Tor that
week. We have before gain OF about s9oOoooo Inc
average reported in today's statement-agan
of Si172, 900-howcver, hardly justincs 80
high an estimate for the excess over
last weeks statement But there Is not room TO ques
ton that the actual cash holdings last evening were
SO 600 900 In excess OF the reported TOT tho
week The increase In the net deposits Is $2,o4o.ooo
greater than increase which the other changes call
for but this discrepancy probably grows out OF sales OF
bank holdings OF bonds two weeks which were not
included In the bank statement Of that week and only
went In the middle OF the week ended september "a
when bank sells bonds which 1t owns 1t reduces tho
loans and Increases the cash without affecting tho DC
posita The greater in deposits than the other
changes call bonds sold by other institutions
the proceeds OF which deposited In bank The re-
suit OF tho statement gain TO the surplus reserve oil
s32OO375 leaving It at 50 oI71oo. against s5o0392o
October 2. 1886.
The totals Of statements Of scpssm'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02

Tho commissioners appointed TO spprAise the
.aas which win DO taken extension OF tho Bridge IN
preoklyp have They have awarded D0dd
Express Company sss 900 for property On washington anu
a.. U.nrv Won peilen $4,000 property No.
* HiShst FRANCIS o. Miller $4,000 for property on Seeus
and "a and John r. Tsao $1,000 for the prop
No. Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02
sERrzya suMKoys UNpER DIFFICULTIES

Michael Cassidy an umbrella and parasol manufact
urer at Jefferson and Knickerbocker ayes, Brooklyn,
was Justice Naehers court yesterday charged
with having assaulted Josie Morris of NO 20 Skilman-
ave. When Court Officer Dunn went to serve the war
rant Cassidy Friday, he refused admission TO
his place OF business The officer then climbed up
ladder a second story window, which he was trying
to whom he slipped and fell to the ground He
fortunately escaped without serious Injury and climbed
up the ladder second bat the girls who were at
work the building refused TO let HIN enter and began
him Then he smashed Ia the window ana was
about to enter the building when he confrunted Win
large bulldog. He disposed OF the dog anc founa
Cassidy barrcaded In the office OF the factory CASSIDY
aaally surrend and was taken into custody. lie
peade, rot guilty aud paroied for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
II aI,a and afl SE,P.l III RI.R ID. 1857.

. NJ
AND uN 1fEnl sTxfES NAIL ROUTE ,,,,.,,.
a ssEsss: seis % and west with Pullman
s' sisssssa = s:y
s Centre sas &c 81 Kss ss for
Fer FSE lsssnSa a FL
sas S n a and and 70 p M Saturdays only %
SsSs ssss RS ca. & &
arrive washington m And Su, cal Y 80 30
sS s Sc al and n s.' % ana %
En- Sn:a og Il; AZ e ssp ss AID M
1919 ana a W. ana S sunday sunday Is S and
sss nj. sss We
jsrsy S S nanSs sDssdy
rRaT ISs'y xEs i! From Pssprsg 80 i -
s.!.i$S,s s's ~ ai s. - e. e:
ss 'Sa = "a ssn',i - Y:
4 a TO- \ :s so, So g. 90 % ss aS
HE'S 80 SUNDAY mn. 20 % $50 81 T. s:os. 30 SS. 10 *
Express Trains leave new. YORK and cors
s siiS s'is: isa ,s
and r@'sa r. sas i 10 M sqss S T. y.
trains sn1 leaving Newyors ds:.S except Sunday at
and II 10 l. 3 p;s a and io ~ Camden a. % ana
Returning trains Broad Street Station pa
Fac aS 90 !, ana II Is slG n. fG d.
WIN DiHng Car aad 45 s ana ana I. i; a. p 30.
90 so sSessys, ~ 4 90 20 Imiisd' "a:
Q :35 :12 and 12 p. m.
Ticket onlces s43, AIS and 9l4 Broadway. Astof
House. Battery Place and foot OF Desbrosscs anu Cort-
Iand ss Court-st. and Brooklyn Annex station ioos
OF Futonst Brooklyn Station Jersey City, EmigranS
The New. York Transfer Company win call for and check
0"e essH AZ r. PI,t;H j. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02
WANTS A RAILROAD ACROSS CENTRAL PARK

WANTS A RAILROAD ACROSS CENTRAL PARK.
Mayor Hewitt has received letter signed A Father
complaining that people living in that part OF the city
lying between Fiftyninth and Onehundred-and-tenth
sts have no adequate OF going from one side OF
the city to the other At present is necessary to 60
down Fifty nnth-st up to One-hundrcd andtouth
ST.. unless walks along the transverse roads below
the level of Central Park The correspondent wants TO
why railroad cannot be constructed along one OF
the roads The Mayor referred the letter 70
the Park Department President Borden yesterday
piled the Mayor lie that under the provisions oil
section IL chapter 253 OF the laws OF 1854 no street
railroad shall be constructed in public parks except In
tunnels TO be approved by the local authorities having
control Of such parks lie adds that the Department OF
Parks advised by the Counsel TO the Corporation
that the roads crossing Central Park cannot
properly be regarded tunnels within the meaning OF
the word used in the act referred 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02

Rockland County who 10 strongly urged az candasse
don't think better could DC nomnsted lie u clean,
dgnihed, upright able and think would be elected
by hxndson6 majority"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf I.
Ogoor OF LIBERTY STREET., NORTH RlVLl-
For rn rns IaIs s0p sSa IL Bound
PE 800 H so at a. SS < a. Is NJ $50
IS e leaving nav Ssv at A 49, or %ds
Es;Giehsn ntI,.ewn Heading, Harrisburg. ETC On sun
o''s 80 So AL M for Like Mopatcong rassoa. Bethlehem
cssnS 10 E E ar ' 1sndn RaGas
vile. ramaqua' shamoAin' sunOur'' Le"i0u's'
p''T and 80 p m. for Easion, Bethlehem Allentown
Mogsn CS"nh Gs'f fo 'fs &C MaucA
CHUNG r 0ps qs%aqia to
Is n for Easton, Bethehsm Allentown S Ms sn
Chunk. Wilkesbarre. Reading. Harrisburg etc. on gun
100, IL IS. p II rs m. 10 OV ao rs
m as occ So Cor keep s a sandays
T. is a. m. 80, 80 p. m. for Lakewood Toms
a. m, 80 !: IN. for Beach Haven Atlantic City,
90, rs, ii is a. m. 80, 80, Jas p m for
100 90 sls 10 80 II rs "a M n go 90, fs 12
80, 100, oao p. IN Sundays 'oo III i'f i''''
"A''''' NEwJERsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
For LONG B aian pIsr 9 : a K GROVE g."
oi 80 e S ssssss as Icas Branch
A. o9 iS a..mooS MaacS 70 Tom River
a. e dSs % sS F Spring n sc pon9
&c SUNDAYS o a. m. except ocean Grove and Asoury
Park)
A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
IA. Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave
foot OF Uhrstophcrst. North River daily except sssur
y II % oy y1a 'ns
OATSKILL EVENING LINE.
" steamers Kaaerskil and catsk leave pier 3d. N TX
foot OF Jayst every week dag Al p D connecting Win
oa''kil' A'uH'f FARE Tna Only Nj one DOLLAR.
CHORE LINE. All Rail Route Tor Boston
Station at Limited EApress. except SUNDAY;
p Fast Express at II p ~ DAILY Ss%eos
leaves at 2 p m. daily ex eslp ounoa'' N""
NORWICH LINE.-Favorite inside Route.
~ reduced Boston g Worcester 81 90 s"r
wioh 81 65 NewLondou 81 40 Corespondng reauceog
All points East Steamers CITY OF pa 40 ad
number OF wsttsst next pier above Dssoresses"
ferry daily sundays ei0ep''o =" q. W. BRADY AT
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLES LINEEpal-
n ace Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND Leave
every week day at p. m from ficr IL NJ n' A''s Va
Freight received until the hour Of departure.
Leave brooklyn via Annex. fulton-st, at 2: m.
NEW YORK ONTARIO g. WESTERN tx
~ Trains from ferries at West <2d and 'ay@ ~
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